This year’s Week of Prayer for International Missions, set for Dec. 1–8, kicks off the season of the LMCO, which this year has a national goal of $205 million and a goal of $12 million for Alabama.
“Don’t believe it when someone tells you that you are too old for God to use you,” writes Barbara Eubanks. “Our availability is more important than our ability.”
3 stories you should know: From the SEND Luncheon on Monday to the IMB Sending Celebration on Tuesday, and in many related reports and events throughout the week, missions was a major focus of the 2024 SBC Annual Meeting.
An Alaska Baptist pastor hopes to turn a 33-acre plot of land near his church into a camp and retreat center that will serve thousands of students and adults annually, and Alabama Baptists are already part of bringing that vision to life.
Making a Difference Mobile is asking for volunteers to come alongside churches in Mobile Baptist Association as they reach their community with events from grilling out to hosting a dental clinic or Easter egg hunt.
Missionary Kerra Jayne left Niger on an evacuation flight Aug. 1. She doesn’t know when she’ll return, and she asks fellow Christians to pray for believers in the country to “not live in fear” and leaders there to “do what is right.”
It’s common for hungry children to beg for food on the streets of Targu Mures, Romania. Seeing the need firsthand, Alabama Baptist Jeremy Woods and
After CrossPoint Church in Trussville paid off its mortgage in 2021, the church doubled down on its missions focus — investing $1.2 million in local,
